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RE: Which windows actually keep out city noise?

That’s been my experience too. I’ve put in a bunch of triple-panes for folks who live right next to the L or heavy rail, but honestly, for most city b...

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RE: WHY IS WINDOW ENERGY EFFICIENCY SO CONFUSING? U-FACTOR VS R-VALUE RANT

Funny you mention that—when I was swapping out windows in my old bungalow, I ran into the same mess. U-factor was way easier for me to compare, but so...

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RE: If these walls could talk: windows that changed everything

You nailed it—humidity sneaks up on people way more than drafts do. I’ve swapped out plenty of old single-pane windows, and honestly, the biggest feed...

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RE: Anyone tried switchable glass for skylights? Worth the upgrade?

Had a client in Phoenix last summer who went all-in on switchable glass for their skylights. The tech’s pretty slick—glass goes from clear to frosted ...

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RE: Window letting in cold air—any quick fixes?

I’ve run into that tape-peeling problem too, especially in older homes where the frames aren’t totally smooth. The “extreme weather” tape is a step up...

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RE: Budgeting for new windows—how do you approach it?

That lines up with what I’ve seen over the years. I’ve done installs where folks spent a fortune on triple-pane units but skimped on the install—guess...

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RE: Thinking about privacy glass for home windows—worth the hype?

Textured glass does look great, but yeah, those grooves can really collect grime over time. I remember one client who went with frosted glass instead—...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

Adjustable thresholds can definitely make a noticeable difference, especially if you've already tried sealing elsewhere. Had a similar issue on a reno...

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RE: Replacing windows without emptying your wallet

Double-pane windows are great, no doubt, but they're not always the silver bullet people think. I remember a client who shelled out big bucks for new ...

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